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A big noise has erupted between young people in Malmö. Several people alerted at 17.45, but when police arrived, the young people ran from there.

A baseball tree and a knife have been found at the scene, but the police have not been able to link the objects to any person.

It is unclear if someone was injured.

House has exploded in Norway: “Half the house at the neighbor”

Two people were injured after a house exploded in Sarpsborg in southern Norway during the afternoon, writes VG.

One of the injured is a child.

– It was a big bang. The cat ran away, and I jumped just as much. Half the house is located with the neighbor, says a witness to the incident.

The police suspect no crime, but have the first theory that it is about gas that leaked.

JD Vance has landed: “It’s cold as hell here!”

Now US Vice President JD Vance has landed in Greenland, along with his wife Usha Vance.

He is not shy with what he got for the first impression.

– It’s cold as hell here! he says shortly after arrival.

He will visit Putiffik Space Base, an American space base on the island, and is expected to speak from there later in the evening.

The vice president is looking forward to the visit, he wrote from the plane at X.

Trump in “productive conversation” with Canada

Donald Trump has talked on the phone with Canada’s new Prime Minister Mark Carney. This is stated by the US president at Truth Social.

The conversation must have been “extremely productive,” says Trump.

He says they should both meet after the upcoming election in Canada.

This is the first time the leaders have been talking to each other since Carney took over the Prime Minister’s post.

UD: We know where he is

Journalist Joakim Medin feels “under the circumstances well” after being detained in Turkey.

“We know where he is and what needs to be done,” says Svante Liljegren, head of the Foreign Ministry’s consular unit to Ekot.

One hit – motorist stuck from the scene

A 25-year-old man has been taken to hospital by ambulance after being hit by a car in Helsingborg. Police say the motorist left the scene after the accident.

The police remain at the scene and gather information.

The crime classification is illegally deviating from a traffic accident site.

The man’s injury situation is unclear.

Update 16.21: Police got in touch with the driver, a woman aged 55, and has removed the crime classification.

Three cars in crash on the E4

During the afternoon, three passenger cars collided with each other on the E4 at the height of Sundsvall. The rescue service was alerted to the scene at 15 o’clock and it has been messy in traffic.

The persons involved could get out of the vehicles but the injury situation is unclear.

There are now a total of four notifications.

“The current reports against the minel cannot say so much right now,” the Consumer Agency writes in an email to Aftonbladet about how the process is going.

Osama Krayem is arrested for terrorist crime

Osama Krayem, who is suspected of serious war crime and terrorist crime in Syria, is arrested. It reports TT.

Afternoon’s detention negotiations took place in Stockholm District Court.

Krayem was previously convicted of involvement in the terrorist attacks in Brussels 2016 and IS terrorist act in Paris 2016.

He was arrested in his absence in January and was requested to be extradited from France.

Greenland has received new government

Greenland has been given a new government. On Friday, the new board was presented on the island, two weeks after the residents cast their votes in the election.

Jens-Fredrik Nielsen becomes new head of government for a coalition government consisting of four parties.

– It is an assignment I take on with great seriousness and with deep respect, he says according to Danish TV2.

Nielsen gets an eventful first day at the post. Later today, US Vice President JD Vance in Greenland lands for a notable visit.

Large train delays – technical error north of Stockholm

Train traffic has been affected by some type of technical error north of Stockholm.

– It should have slammed into any contact line, but you do not know the cause. You are troubleshooting now, says Felicia Danielsson.

SL also had to empty a commuter train that was in the platform.

At present, a number of commuter trains and long -distance trains are delayed, some over half an hour.

– It also affects the long -distance trains because there are slightly fewer tracks to drive. There will be delays on the route, but it is not a stop, says Danielsson.

SL also confirms the delays.

– It is limited accessibility. There will be delays during the afternoon, but the traffic is not still, says Elin Lindström at SL’s press service.

Seal on the parliament bridge

The police are urging the public to keep a distance to Sälen, which is currently on the parliamentary bridge in central Stockholm.

– We wish the public keeps distance. It feels like many people go very close, which is unnecessary if the seal gets stressed by it, says police spokesman Helena Boström Thomas.

It is unclear how the seal ended up on the bridge and whether it is okay or not.

– We cannot judge whether it behaves like a healthy seal or not. Wildlife keepers are on their way to the site to make that assessment, says Helena Boström Thomas.

Grenade from World War II found in Vaxholm

On Friday, a grenade was found from the Second World War in Vaxholm outside Stockholm, reports the newspaper In the middle.

The find was made in connection with the renovation of a quay. It is Robert Klingvall, project manager, who states that the find is believed to come from the Second World War.

It is unclear what kind of grenade it is. The police have been switched on and will decide how the work on the grenade will continue.

At 14 o’clock the item has been shipped away. It is still unclear if it is sharp.

Swedish journalist Joakim Medin detained in Turkey

Swedish journalist Joakim Medin from the newspaper Dagens ETC has been deprived of liberty in Turkey, says editor -in -chief Andreas Gustavsson for TT.

The journalist must have landed in Istanbul to monitor the development of events in the country on Thursday.

“They pick me up for interrogation now,” Joakim Medin has written in a message.

Today’s ETC has been in contact with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, says the editor -in -chief.